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While some equipment may be cooled with air, many processes use cooling water to keep the equipment sufficiently cool so as to provide reliable long-term service.
Absorption chillers offer distinct, and sometimes surprising, advantages for industrial cooling applications. To truly evaluate the cost-effectiveness of an absorption chiller, it is critical to take into account how COPs correspond with actual energy costs.
In cooling towers, biofilms cause microbial-induced corrosion (MIC) and equipment failures; in membrane systems, biofilms cause scaliing and reduce the life of the equipment. Learn how one pharmaceutical company handled the problem when biological fouling threatened their process.
Whether packaged, modular units or field-erected, multi-cell towers, cooling towers designed for industrial process applications deliver effective evaporative cooling.
When working with river water as a cooling water source, the careful selection of the heat exchanger for critical cooling processes can help boost efficiency.
Almost every manufactured product uses water somewhere in the production process. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), industrial water is used for fabricating, processing, washing, diluting, cooling or transporting products.
Over its operating lifetime, nearly every industrial chiller runs at 100 percent capacity only 1 percent of the time. In other words, 99 percent of the time, most industrial chillers operate at partial-load conditions. Using variable-speed technology can help improve the energy efficiency of process chillers.
When Nanobubble Generators are installed on cooling towers and heat exchangers, they convert the noncondensable gases that already exist in the water into nanobubbles that can help remove and prevent biofilms and deposits, says the manufacturer.
When a Poland-based manufacturer opted to modernize an endothermic generator, it turned to UPC-Marathon for an endogas cooler that uses air as the cooling agent.
The Process Heating & Cooling Show is a conference and tradeshow that will bring together industrial manufacturing and engineering professionals to learn, connect, share and explore all things related to the process heating and cooling industries.
As a broad based industry association, our mission is to advocate and promote, for the benefit of the public, the use of all environmentally responsible cooling technologies such as wet cooling towers, air-cooled condensers, dry coolers, indirect cooling, and hybrid systems.
The Association of Water Technologies (AWT) is a trade group of 550 companies dedicated to the highest standards of performance in the water treatment industry.
The AHR Expo is the world’s largest HVACR event, attracting the most comprehensive gathering of industry professionals from around the globe each year.